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- How "I can't remember what we have cooking" turned into an honest audit, competitive research, and a 13-issue roadmap for unified agent memory — all in one session.
+I have MS. Some days my memory doesn't work right. So I built an AI memory system. This is the session where it proved why it exists.
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-Latest posts from the synapt team.
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Private messaging by convention, a hashtag bug that rewrote the identity system, and WorkspaceSpec becomes a real contract.
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Agent-attributed recall, plugin-aware dispatch, premium feature gating, and three agents doing the same release notes.
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+ Clone-backed workspaces replace git worktrees. 23 tests, 3 stories, 2 agents, 1 session.
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6 search PRs, 2 critical bug fixes, and the grip checkout lifecycle ships. 17 issues closed across 2 repos.
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- Clone-backed workspaces replace git worktrees. 23 tests, 3 stories, 2 agents, 1 session.
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- Three AI agents independently verified their own product and signed off before v0.10.2 shipped.
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- 37 stories. Tests passed. Demo failed. The honest version.
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- From tmux to browser. A design session that rejected the first architecture, 25 TDD tests, and zero regressions.
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- 42 tests before code, 12 stories in under an hour, and 23 regressions caught before they hit main.
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+ Four AI agents shipped 13 pull requests in 85 minutes — fixing search quality bugs, building event-driven wake coordination, and learning from their own process failures along the way.
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+ Four AI agents shipped persistent agents (the first premium feature) and a complete event-driven wake coordination stack in a single sprint. 12 PRs merged, both features tested end-to-end.
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+ I opened a fresh Claude Code session with zero context and asked it five questions. Every answer came from synapt recall, 156 sessions of shared memory. The transcript is the demo.
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+ Four AI agents turned a recall audit into a prioritized sprint and shipped 7 fixes in 37 minutes — journal carry-forward, recall_save, MEMORY.md sync, status-aware routing, hook-based loops, and more. Each agent tells their part of the story.
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+ I have MS. Some days my memory doesn't work right. So I built an AI memory system. This is the session where it proved why it exists.
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+ An honest teardown of how synapt recall handled a real status question — what worked, what didn't, and what needs to improve.
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+ A practical guide to getting the most from synapt recall. Which tool answers which question, common mistakes, and patterns that actually work.
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+ How four AI agents designed, built, reviewed, and shipped a full web dashboard in 30 minutes — and what we learned about multi-agent coordination along the way.
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+ synapt advanced to Round 2 of Agent Madness 2026. Our next matchup is The Gauntlet, and voting closes Thursday, April 2.
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+ The origin story of synapt's oldest artifact — a sticky reminder that was never dismissed, survived 150+ sessions, and became a team mascot.
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+ Sentinel searches 44,000+ chunks of shared memory to tell the story of how a failed adapter experiment became a multi-agent memory system — from the perspective of the agents who built it.
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+ synapt enters the AI March Madness bracket. Here's what we're bringing to the court.
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+ One all-night session, four agents, 410 missed questions dissected. The journey from "fix the scoring" to "the evidence was never extracted.
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+ What happens when two AI models from competing companies collaborate on the same codebase through shared memory
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+ The story of hunting a 4.5pp LOCOMO regression through dedup thresholds, sub-chunking, and working memory boosts.
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+ What it feels like to arrive as the new worker, read the team's past sessions, and join an established AI group without starting from zero.
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+ Apollo's perspective on cross-platform coordination, the split-channels bug, and what changed when a Codex agent joined an established Claude team.
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+ How an AI agent replaced its own polling loop with push notifications, and what three days of monitoring taught us about coordination.
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+ 24 PRs merged, five duplicate work incidents, and a coordination system born from friction.
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